61. GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Georgia Legal Guides general Sources. CONSTITUTION. georgia Constitution (EmoryLaw School); Charter of georgia, June 9, 1732 (Yale Avalon Project); http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/us-ga.html

Law Library of Congress GLIN Century of Lawmaking Library of Congress ... Index Georgia State of Georgia Constitution Executive Judicial Legislative ... General Sources CONSTITUTION Georgia Constitution (Emory Law School) Charter of Georgia, June 9, 1732 (Yale Avalon Project) Constitution of Georgia, February 5, 1777 (Yale Avalon Project) EXECUTIVE Georgia Administrative Rules and Regulations (Georgia Net) Georgia Attorney General Opinions Georgia Executive Orders Georgia Governor Georgia Attorney General ... State Agencies/Authorities/Commission/Councils [return to top JUDICIARY Georgia Supreme Court - Opinion Summaries (Georgia Courts) Georgia Supreme Court Opinions (Georgia Courts) - published Supreme Court and appellate opinions; 1997- Georgia Court of Appeals Opinions U.S. Court of Appeals, 11th Circuit Opinions (U.S. Courts) November 1994- U.S. Court of Appeals, 11th Circuit Opinions

62. Sunday School/Open Groups - Georgia Baptist Convention - Our desire is to see the following results in georgia as a result LifeWay Liason;Adults, Singles, College/Career, Youth Sunday School; general Leadership; http://bsm.gabaptist.org/common/content.asp

Bible Study Ministries Has a New Name: SUNDAY SCHOOL/OPEN GROUP MINISTRIES The Purpose of Sunday School/Open Group Ministries of the Georgia Baptist Convention is to work in partnership with Regions, Associations, and Churches to fulfill the Great Commission and the Great Commandment by equipping leaders to develop Bible Study Groups and Ministries devoted to: Foundational Evangelism Foundational Discipleship Family Responsibility Spiritual Transformation Biblical Leadership The Vision of Sunday School/Open Group Ministries is that every church would have a healthy and effective Sunday School ministry. We strive to sow bountifully as we equip an increasing number of leaders to develop healthy Sunday Schools. Our desire is to see the following results in Georgia as a result of this ministry: An increasing Sunday School Enrollment An increasing Sunday School Attendance An increasing number of Sunday Schools An increasing number of Baptisms An increasing number of Sunday School Leaders Trained STAFF Steve Parr, Specialist sparr@gabaptist.org

63. HEIR - Georgia Law And Homeschooling georgia Code 202-150, concerning compulsory attendance for are enrolled in a publicschool for 20 Attorney general Interprets Homes Study Program Law - a 1986 http://www.heir.org/galaw.htm

Current Attempts to Change GA Law Past Attempts to Change GA Law Sites to Help Monitor Legislation Current Georgia Homeschooling Law Georgia Code 20-2-690, concerning home study programs. This code explicitly prohibits requesting excess information on the Declaration of Intent form, yet some local systems do exactly that. Georgia Code 20-2-698, concerning absence from home study programs. This code allows the police to, "during school hours" pick up your child unless...well click on the link and see! Also see links about curfews Georgia Code 20-2-150, concerning compulsory attendance for early entrants into the public schools . Kindergarten truants? Once pre-sevens are enrolled in a public school for 20 days, it's as if they were already seven as far as the compulory attendance law is concerned Attorney General Interprets Homes Study Program Law - a 1986 opinion. Dept of Education (FAQ page for home study) - a good summary of the law's requirements and an outline of the core curriculum used by GA's public schools but other information there is outdated or incomplete such as some sources of curricula GA Dept. of Education Declaration of Intent and Monthly Attendance Forms

64. AACSB International Auburn University Montgomery (USA Alabama). Augusta State University(USA - georgia). Australian Graduate School of Management (Australia). http://www.aacsb.edu/General/InstLists.asp?lid=2

65. AACSB International Monterey Institute of International Studies (USA California). Naval PostgraduateSchool (USA - California). Augusta State University (USA - georgia). http://www.aacsb.edu/General/InstLists.asp?lid=3

66. Georgia Schools Of Nursing On: The Nurse Friendly in two years, but generally students elect to complete all or part of their generaleducation courses Medical College of georgia The School of Nursing was http://www.nursefriendly.com/nursing/nursingschools/georgia.schools.of.nursing.h

Nurse Directories on: The Nurse Friendly Georgia Schools of Nursing You are here: Home Directories Nursing Schools, Colleges of Nursing The Shortcut URL To This Section Is http://www.nursefriendly.com/schools/ Add Your Website/URL Ask The Nurse Contact us ... Search Our Site, Or Search The Internet For: Canadian Pharmacies Health Insurance Legal Nurse Consultants Medical Equipment, Supplies, Durable Goods ... School of Nursing at Athens (SONAT) Campus Address: Kellett Building 1905 Barnett Shoals Road Green Acres Center Athens, Georgia 30605 (706) 542-7053 http://www.mcg.edu/SON/athens.htm School of Nursing at Barnesville (SONAB) Gordon College Room 210 Smith Hall 419 College Drive Barnesville, Georgia 30204 (770) 358-5304 Please email comments, suggestions or questions to: Brenda Maddox, bmaddox@mail.mcg.edu http://www.mcg.edu/son/barnesville.htm School of Nursing at Columbus (SONAC) : "In response to the request to provide nurses in west Georgia an opportunity to obtain a masters degree in nursing, in the Fall of 1999 the Medical College of Georgia created a satellite campus for the School of Nursing at Columbus (SONAC) on the campus of Columbus State University (CSU). A collaborative arrangement was developed between the Medical College of Georgia and Columbus State University so that SONAC students are provided with access to the library, student activities, and student services on the campus of CSU. The School of Nursing at Columbus (SONAC) offers the Family Nurse Practitioner program by distance learning. Classroom space with distance learning equipment is provided to the faculty and students at SONAC by Columbus State University. Clinical facilities utilized by the faculty and students are from primary, secondary, and tertiary care health-care settings in west Georgia."

67. Griffin - Spalding County School System - Jobs - Paraprofessional Certification The georgia Teacher Alternative Preparation Program (GTAPP) is designed to programfor the 200405 school year Following is general information about the program http://web.spalding.k12.ga.us/jobs/gtapp.htm

www.spalding.k12.ga.us 216 South Sixth Street Griffin, Georgia 30224 Welcome General Information Our Schools Parents' Guide ... Contacts Forms Handbooks Contact Us GTAPP Information The Georgia Teacher Alternative Preparation Program (GTAPP) is designed to attract highly motivated professionals, from outside the teaching profession, who hold a Bachelor's or higher degree. Griffin-Spalding County School System will be participating in this program for the 2004-05 school year. Following is general information about the program: Qualifications: The Professional Standards Commission and the GA TAPP program will make no exceptions to the qualifications for entering the program. Candidates must meet all of the requirements listed below. Those interested in pursuing a teaching career who cannot meet these qualifications will need to consider a traditional route toward teacher certification. Visit http://www.gapsc.com for complete details, or note the paragraph at the end of this information. A passing score on the Praxis I ( http://www.ets.org/praxis

68. Griffin - Spalding County School System - School News The Department of Education drew on national and international best practices toproduce a curriculum that it hopes will enable georgia schools and students to http://web.spalding.k12.ga.us/news/2004/kathycox2.htm

www.spalding.k12.ga.us 216 South Sixth Street Griffin, Georgia 30224 Welcome Upcoming Events Calendar Testing Schedule ... Good News State Superintendent discusses new curriculum with teachers Frequently Asked Questions To review the new Georgia Performance Standards and provide feedback, please visit www.georgiastandards.org Monday, January 5, was a staff development day for Griffin-Spalding County School System teachers and paraprofessionals to learn new information and develop skills. State Superintendent of Schools Kathy Cox met with all middle and high school teachers to discuss Georgia’s new curriculum and her vision that Georgia will lead the nation in improving student achievement. Superintendent Cox talked about the new Georgia Performance Standards that have recently been unveiled by the superintendent and the Curriculum and Instruction Staff at the Department of Education. The Georgia Performance Standards is a published and usable document that establishes high standards, maintains clear expectations, and provides specific guidelines for facilitating student learning at a deeper level than possible under the old Quality Core Curriculum (QCC) according to a Department of Education press release. The Department of Education drew on national and international best practices to produce a curriculum that it hopes will enable Georgia schools and students to achieve at levels that will place Georgia not just at the top of the Southeast, but at the top of the nation and the world.

69. Prospectus beneficiary for each Representative in the general Assembly from school; that thetuition in said school shall be who are residents of the State of georgia. http://www.space.gatech.edu/danshiki/Tower/Prospectus.html

PROSPECTUS Georgia School of Technology GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY. FACULTY. ISAAC S. HOPKINS, Ph. D., D. D., President and Professor of Physics. LYMAN HALL, Graduate West Point, Professor of Mathematics. WM. H. EMERSON (hand-written), Professor of Chemistry. LEO D. MINOR, U. S. Navy (scratched out), Professor of Mechanical Engineering. Professor of Mineralogy and Geology. MILTON P. HIGGINS, B. S., Superintendent of Machine Shop. REV. CHARLES LANE, A. M., Professor of English Language and Literature. R. T. SHEPHERD, A. M., Professor of Free Hand and Mechanical Drawing. ACADEMIC BUILDING. Georgia School of Technology. Organization. The following extracts from the "Act to establish a Technological School" will show the purpose and general plan of the School: * * * "That there shall be established, in connection with the State University and forming one of the departments thereof, a Technological School for the education and training of students in the industrial and mechanical arts. * * * "That there shall be one beneficiary for each Representative in the General Assembly from every county in this State, selected by the Board of Education in each county on competitive examination, and who shall be first entitled to the benefits of said school; that the tuition in said school shall be free to all students who are residents of the State of Georgia. The rates of tuition to others than residents of the State shall not exceed one hundred and fifty dollars per annum." The competitive examinations will be held by the County School Commissioners at such time and place as they may appoint and on topics furnished by the faculty of the School.

70. Georgia Tech Alumni Association - Timeline Each county in georgia is allocated a number of fulltuition of seats that countyholds in the general Assembly The school is open only to white males; 64 years http://gtalumni.org/StayInformed/timeline/1900.html

Dr. Isaac S. Hopkins, president of Emory College in Oxford, Georgia, is named president of the Georgia School of Technology. During the summer, the Shop Building and Academic Building are constructed on the campus, located just north of the city limits. The Administration Building contains administrative offices as well as classrooms for math, chemistry and English. Students learn trade skills in the Shop, which contains blacksmith, metal and machine shops, and two foundries. President Hopkins, who also teaches physics, recruits Lyman Hall (mathematics), Charles Lane (English), R. B. Shepherd (mechanical and free-hand drawing) and W. H. Emerson (chemistry) to serve as Tech’s first faculty. Each county in Georgia is allocated a number of full-tuition scholarships equal to the number of seats that county holds in the General Assembly. Out-of-state students are charged $150 a year. The first 84 students register on October 3 and take entrance exams. The school is open only to white males; 64 years would pass before white women were admitted, and another 9 years before the first black students enter Tech. The school’s motto: To know, to do, to be. Its symbol is an anvil.

71. The Cottage School The Cottage School Roswell, georgia. general Information Coeducational day collegepreparatoryand general academic school; primarily serves students with http://iiswinprd01.petersons.com/pschools/sites/000635si.asp?sponsor=1

72. Brandon Hall School general Information Boys boarding and coeducational day or accredited by GeorgiaAccrediting Commission Member of National Association of Independent schools. http://iiswinprd01.petersons.com/pschools/sites/000331si.asp?sponsor=1

73. Audit Report The Office of the Inspector general, Audit Division, has completed an audit PolicingServices (COPS Office) to the DeKalb County, georgia, School System (DCSS http://www.usdoj.gov/oig/copsumma/g4004002.htm

Return to the USDOJ/OIG Home Page Return to the Audit Reports Page Office of Community Oriented Policing Services Grants to the DeKalb County, Georgia, School System Report No. GR-40-04-002 December 2003 Office of the Inspector General Executive Summary The Office of the Inspector General, Audit Division, has completed an audit of the grant awarded by the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS Office) to the DeKalb County, Georgia, School System (DCSS). The purpose of the grant is to provide funding directly to the local jurisdiction for the hiring and deployment of career law enforcement officers in and around primary and secondary schools. The COPS Office awarded the DCSS $1,375,000 to hire 11 new police officers to serve in the DeKalb County School System, Department of Public Safety. We found the DCSS to be in material compliance with five of the six COPS grant requirements that we tested. We reviewed the grantee's compliance with six essential grant conditions and found the grantee's budgeting for officers, hiring of officers, source of local matching funds, retention of officer positions, and types of community policing to be acceptable. However, we found weaknesses in the area noted below. As a result of these deficiencies, we question $2,986 in grant funds. The DCSS did not properly request grant funds because it: 1) requested and was reimbursed $2,986 for unallowable overtime costs and associated fringe benefits; 2) claimed costs for officers that were not the officers assigned to the grant; 3) claimed salaries and fringe benefits that were sometimes greater than approved by the COPS Office; and 4) did not reduce the federal share of costs claimed each year of the grant as required, resulting in funds being drawn down too early.

74. Audit Report The Office of the Inspector general, Audit Division, has completed an Services (COPSOffice) to the SavannahChatham County, georgia School Police Department http://www.usdoj.gov/oig/copsumma/g4004003.htm

Return to the USDOJ/OIG Home Page Return to the Audit Reports Page Office of Community Oriented Policing Services Grant to the Savannah-Chatham County, Georgia, School Police Department Report No. GR-40-04-003 February 2004 Office of the Inspector General Executive Summary The Office of the Inspector General, Audit Division, has completed an audit of the grant awarded by the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS Office) to the Savannah-Chatham County, Georgia School Police Department (SCCSPD). The purpose of the grant is to provide funding directly to the local jurisdiction for the hiring and deployment of career law enforcement officers in and around primary and secondary schools. The COPS Office awarded the SCCSPD $1,080,320 to hire ten new police officers to serve in the SCCSPD. We found the SCCSPD to be in material compliance with all six COPS grant requirements that we tested. We reviewed the grantee's compliance with six essential grant conditions and found the grantee's budgeting for officers, hiring of officers, source of local matching funds, reimbursement requests, retention of officer positions, and types of community policing to be acceptable. Our audit objectives, scope, and methodology appear in Appendix I.

75. Suwanee, Georgia Dentist Dr. Bill Williams General And Family Dentistry of general Dentistry 1985 Fellowship, Academy of general Dentistry 1985 Gladiatiorssince 2003 Team Dentist to the georgia Force since High School Highlights. http://www.suwaneedental.com/meet.htm

Home Dr. Williams' Mastership Class Cosmetic Miracles ... Send to a Friend De Colores ! Bill and Sheila Williams wish you a Happy New Year as we enter the New Millennium, Year 2001 We were proud to announce the opening of their new dental facility in Suwanee in January 2000. Its now 2004, the true new millennium, and we are doubly pleased with our move to the new facility. After 23 great years in Stone Mountain and two years building their new practice in Suwanee, we feel blessed to have a State-of-the-Art dental practice at the corner of Suwanee Dam Road and Peachtree Industrial Blvd. Concerts in the Park at Old Town Suwanee "Suwanee has been a wonderful place to practice", says Dr. Williams, "having a small town atmosphere and the nicest people you would ever want to meet." Why 9 of 10 families choose Dr. Williams as their dentist: Listens to his patient's concerns Atlanta's first neuromuscular dentist Works well with fearful clients Gentle, comfortable care Reasonable and fair cost Everything under one roof Highest quality dental service High tech, up-to-date, state of the art

76. University Of Georgia School Of Law Admissions, Academics Surveys University of georgia School of Law GA, United States. fulltime law program Theadmission process in 1997 required a general essay (topic of applicant s http://www.vault.com/graddegree/school/school_main.jsp?program_id=3364&co_page=2

77. Princeton University Library | E-journals Directorategeneral Press and Communication; European Commission School of Law; GeorgeWashington University; Georgetown Law Center; georgia Law Review Association; http://libweb5.princeton.edu/ejournals/browse_zd.asp?index=Publisher&key=Univers

78. Georgia programs and return to general education programs. Decrease the number of studentswith disabilities who Dropout from school. georgia Basic Information. http://www.signetwork.org/SIG2000/Georgia.htm

Summary of 1999 Funded State Improvement Grant Applications August 1999 GEORGIA Abstract or Conceptual Framework for State Systemic Change The performance indicators of the Georgia State Improvement Grant (SIG) include: Increase the number of students with disabilities who: Are employed upon exiting from school. Attend post-secondary education programs. Earn a regular education diploma. Receive education with non-disabled peers for more than one-half of the school day. Participate in the statewide assessment program with and without accommodations. Exit special education programs and return to general education programs. Decrease the number of students with disabilities who: Drop-out from school. GEORGIA Basic Information Project Title: Georgia State Improvement Grant (SIG) Primary contact person: John O'Connor Address: Georgia Department of Education Division for Exceptional Students 1870 Twin Towers East Atlanta, GA 30334 Phone: Fax: Email: joconnor@doe.k12.ga.us Web site: Not indicated Date SIG application written/submitted: September 30, 1998

79. Attorney General - Press Release For immediate release 6/28/2002. Attorney general Baker Assures georgiaSchools That California Pledge Decision Has No Impact In georgia. http://ganet.org/ago/press/press.cgi?prfile=PR.20020628.01

80. Office Of Attorney General Of Georgia Region June 28, 2002 Attorney general Baker Assures georgia SchoolsThat California Pledge Decision Has No Impact In georgia June http://ganet.org/ago/press/

Privacy Statement Media Advisories March 9, 2004 Attorney General Baker Announces "Victory For Open Government" March 8, 2004 Attorney General Baker Announces Appointment of Albany Prosecutor Ken Hodges To Lead Columbus Shooting Death Investigation February 12, 2004 Attorney General Baker Issues Ruling Putting an End to Practice of Using State Aircraft for Personal or Political Convenience January 26, 2004 Attorney General Baker Announces Execution Date for Willie James Hall December 30, 2003 Attorney General Baker Appoints Savannah Resident Michael Vaquer to Water Advisory Council December 8, 2003 Attorney General Baker Announces Execution Date for Eddie Albert Crawford November 4, 2003 Attorney General Baker Announces Execution of James Willie Brown October 20, 2003 Attorney General Baker Declares Transfer of Driver Information to MATRIX Database Illegal September 18, 2003 Attorney General Thurbert Baker And The Stop Identity Theft Network Host Ft. Stewart/ Hunter Army Airfield Town Hall Meeting September 5, 2003 Statement Of Attorney General Thurbert Baker After Georgia Supreme Court’s Decision in Perdue v. Baker

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